Society

YESTERDAY was a day unique in our recent history. A day that cannot be matched. A day that saw the whole nation bemused to be British.

I WAS there. I joined the queue, stayed in the queue and am one of the exalted. You could have made the effort but didn’t. Here’s how our rights differ going forward.

A MAN would quite like to get a breath of fresh air but is concerned that he may not be allowed to do so.

GOING to university? You'll shortly meet the gap year student who learned obvious lessons on their travels. Julian Cook passes on life lessons.

TOMORROW, a day dedicated to quiet, to the cessation of all activity and to watching people murmur on the BBC, is a perfect day to be hungover.

GOOD evening, is this chair taken? I don't need it for my own table, I'm joining yours for the evening. Here's why.

COOL Londoners have headed over to the Thames to see this queue everyone is talking about.

THERE was the public Queen we all knew. Then there was the real Queen, the private woman who I caught a glimpse of for eight seconds two decades ago.

IN this time of national grief, some people face the additional burden of handling questions from confused infants. Here's how to answer them.  

WITH the police overreacting to the most minor anti-royal protests, it’s probably wise to watch what you say, citizen. Here are some things to avoid to be on the safe side.